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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

PnoeEEprSos or THs TOTAL kssrnENcs
UNION or kMnznnA.

PnoeEEDINos or THR TOTAL kHsTnxkNcr
UNION or kMnRruA.
PKrLADELPmA. AuR. k-Solsmn uaasI
tor the rePose az the eo1la Of the de.
ceased members Of the Catholic Total
Absiinencs Union Of America YES cele-
hraied this morning in she Cathedral
AZ q subsequent business meeting q
committee. composed Of ono member
frem each State. vas appsinted 20
prepare plan Cor the celsbration Of
the Jubilee Of the Pope. The most I'm
poEtant business Of ths day was tue
reading and adoption Of TIE report Of
the Committee on Resolutions, which Il
quite lengthy, and which contains
mostly pledges 10 further axeFtion IN
the cause Of temperance. References In
made 20 Ireland In the following reae-
lution, as part Of the report:
Rssoipsd, That while We welcome aa
true citiHens the oominR anniversary
which eommemoratea the cherished tra-
ditions and the halloved memories OF
American liberty, and for oar asaocia-
tion With Philadelphia's independonoe,
We also hail beforehand, as lovers OF
liberty the world over and OF children
still Of the divided 9aeis, the coming
OF IFelAnd's Independence.
We pledge anew Tor lee coming our e.
ioEta unceasing and our undyinR dovo-
lion.
The report osnoludss with shis rssOIu-
ion:
Resolved, That a. an additional means
If faFtherinR our grand, our noble and
holy undertaking, the Union recon-
mend TO all societies The formation Of
ladet corps and semi-ceutenniAl celo-
lratfon IN April. 1883, Of the signing OF
he pledge OF our national temperance
Ipostle, Father Theobald Matthew.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

LoEDoN, Aue. 4.-Haval maneuvars
took place today oh the mouth OF The
Thames. The attacking squadron op.
Grated IL the Downs, and toRethoF with
q fierce Of marines and blne jackets
who we're landing from veasela, cap.
tured the entrance 10 the Thames aud
river Medway. Daring the maneuyoFs
q hoFdenfeldt Gun burst on board the
torpedo boat CurloW and several sea
men we're seriously injured. Ons Of
the guns on board the iron aFmor-
plated ship Black Prince also buFsi anA
injured three seaman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

SAN fRAEcIBua, Ang. &.-Chiof NO.
etneeF hood. of the SoutAeEn pauifle,
said today that en- engineer eoFps viii
soon Be sent b tie company 70 make
preliminary arrangements Tor q linz
from some point on Vie Oregon road b
Baker Cifv. Oragon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

NsvsmasE. 1878. and deserted ia Jsne,
1919 and wAs frse until June. 1886.
when ha vas tried u September fol-
loving, be claimed liberty under go.
ton ioS Of tie articles Of var. prohibit
ina eonviction amer two years have
olApeed. A6oqt forty msn Ia pglaon
wtll Be affected b. the decision.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

skH FRAHc1soo, Aug, "A Fush Of
tourist basineas on the Canadian Pa
cifo was reported at the agents oliioe
ia the city today. A hel wave has di.
vsrted travel from the BouiheFn routs
and many persons going East from this
city are taking passage via VaneouveF.
Carter Harrison, ChicAeo's ex- Mayor.
In oue party. and Senator John hheF-
mAn, In another, are coming West on
The fnRnian rnah
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

DUBLIN, AuR. 4.--The Umlfsa Erslana
publishes Q oopy Of lee circular, whieh
u asserts has been issued 20 tha police.
directing that q watch be kept upon the
moves Of the members Of the Houss of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

ST. 1ssUra, Au0. t-The Post. DlspafcA
has q dispatch from Black Island, lona
Island. which says; p. +. Fountboa.
one Of The attorneys OF II. N. Brooks,
alias Maxwell, presented today the casa
OF his client 20 Justice Miller Of the
United States Sapreme Court, who IA
stepping at tbs Ocean View Hotel, ana
obtained from him q writ OF error Ia
the oaae.''
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

0RxEs BAs lwis.). Aug. A beer
Kettle IN Rogers brewery exploded laai
niRht, scaldinR seven men, SIX OF whom
died during the night. Their names
are August DelforRe and two sons, J. h.
Herbe, John Biemart and George Herhe.
DalfoFge and BiemoFt leave famillaa,
The kettle held seven hundred barrels
Of beer and water. which poured over
tho victims, literally cooking their
iesh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

ToaoRTo. Auk. Ain q leading sdl
tortal this morning the Glo6s Gays.
There ouRht 70 Be no ceremony about
auEEendeEing convicted boodleEa Of the
Mc9aFigie stripe. II IL true Canada 10
pot legally bound 10 Eufrnnder him, but
What do we want Of himFi
hsw York pager points oal that
under similar circumstances Spain sur
rendered Tweed, why cannot Canada
give up Mo4aTiele.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

Fishery Dispufe.

ToAoHTo, Aue. "A oahis from Lon
don 10 the Giobs says: Fresh proposals
fOr settlement Of the fisheries dispute
have been submitted 10 the Govern.
ment BY the Authorities az WaahinQton.
Ihey weFo approved at Ottawa and
have been fsvorAbly reserved b The
Imperial Government, hos are still IN.
der eonsidefaticn. The details are nst
known. bat aa understood q mora popn-
lar visW q The possibility % e speedy
eettlsneni u n0W taken ~ The White
H0uRe."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

aaaF w. y. White, Of the Atohison, To
peka 4 Santa Fe Railroad. has issued
the foIioWina circular; "John I. Trus-
low having resigned tha position Of
0eaeFAi Western PaaasnRss Agent Of
the Atahison. Topeka 4 Santa fe BAil-
road Company. 70 engage 10 other bus-
inesa. that ofiioe Il abOiiahadH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

CHIoAeo, Aue. 4.-The Dails Nssos
has The follovine dispatch this evening
from Justice A. n. Craig, Of The Illinois
Supreme Court
"Oid Orchard, Maino-i have made
no statement 70 any person 10 regard %
the result OF the Anarchist case now
pending N she Supreme Court.
(Signedl AN. Onkfa.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

SAs FRANcEsco, Aa9. A-AlexandeF
Goleenann. the murderer Of Mania
Kelly was PLACED 10 q dark cell ak aha
county jiii yesterday for misbahavioF
and 30 dAy be aitempled "a eommit
s1teide 6Y cutting biz wrist, as supposed,
With 4 knife procaFod from friends.
Tie hou Of bleed was quickly slopped
when bis condition Was discovered by
QuariH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

sAM FRANoIaco, Ana. &C. Il. Hos
msF, suparintendent q ths Oanadlan
Peciae telegraph system viii BE- here
next week. He has iast anishe& q tour
of Inspection Of the line ffom Montreal
10 VanconVaF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05
Voloe ImprovHns.

LoNDoN, A1R. A.-Or0wn Prince
Frederick William underwent another
operation by DR.. McKensis for the
growth in bis throat yesterday. The 70.
suit Of the operation vas good. The
Grown PTinae returned 10 Cannes today.
His general health is excellent and his
voice d i'm proving.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

EAH FRkNorsoo, Aug. f.-Ths pew
ferry baai for the south Paeiho Coast
Railway will Be ready fer lannohina
about the hrst Of next month. Her oost
wiIi Be 4i7SOO0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

EAn FRAN aBoo. AuR. 4.-W. II, Petit
bone Of Toledo, 81 sapsFinteoaeut Of
tbs Toledo, 81. Louis 4 ksnsAs City
line, and the baildeF Of tie Canada
SouGhern, ID new on bic way 10 tAis city
70 assums the position Of AnpsEinaand p
ent Of OoustruetioB Of the San Fran.
aiaas, CleaF Laks a Hamboldt line.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

W1AzfH0E0H, Ana. t.-Lisbes Broa
4 Co, Of San Franciaoo. e0mDlain 10
ths InteF-stAts OOmmsFee Conmisaion
shat ths Toxna and Pacific aud the
s0utheEB Paoihe Railway Compan a.,
ehasas 92.z5 per hundFed spSn freight
10 Hoaston OF Gaissstnns TsxaA whiie
20 o1hag points mueh nearer 70 San
RFmaeisso they oaarEe e. 1he s0m-
pisinaatB are consequently eompelied
10 ship b Hoa1lon q 0aiTesIon, there
20 Be Fsshipped blek % ths ofiainal
dsssinafioa. They nsk ~ - insasii
0atfon and Fslisf.
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Skeleton Of a mas,odon discovered.

BvcYRus, o., April 1.-THE remains Of a
mas,adon were partly cxhnmcd on tho
farm OF Hubert Dubois, two miles cast OF
Trio, this county, by Mr.. Michnor while
at work digging n ditch for MIR. Du-
bois. He suddenly came upon parts
OF dccayod bones. and on further search
uncarthed the hugo and 1ncly-pre-
served teeth OF the monster, the largest Of
which weighs upwards Of two pounds and
measures twenty inches In circumference
The other teeth measure aud weigh pro
portionately less, the smallest OF which
measures three inches each way across
the crown and weighs over pound.
Large quantities Of huge bones were un-
earthcd, but where 30 far decayed that
ON being handled they crumbled to pieces.
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THE VICTORIA WRECK.
How = Lady. shawl csu..d ,h. L.., OF
several Lives.

LoSpoS, April b.--Furihor particular.
OF tho loss near Dieppe OF tho Now
Haven and Dicppe Packet Victoria, show
that tho vessel struck tho rocks amidahips.
The passengers Immediately rushed 10 tho
stern, which, through downward list
OF the bow, was buoyedu up by deep water
on that side Of the rocks. A terrible scena
ossued then, while cndcavors were being
made 20 tioat tho iifo boats, which wers
seriously interfcrrcd with by tho
atronR swell OF tho sea. Al last
when boat was ready 10 bo lowered. aud
hf,ceh mon aud women embarked In ~ a
lady's shawl became onfan glod ia a pulley
OF the stern dayit, aud caused the boat ~
descend 70 tho sea bow foremost Most Of
tho occupants were thrown out aud
drowned Two ladies Jumped from tho
deck Into tho boat after u reached tho
water aud overturned ~. oiher boats
were then safely launched, an5 sucoeedad
'n reaching Fecafnp, resouing on tho way
with boat hooks two persons who had been
swept out 10 soa. Mrs. Bran stoker was
saved,
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TERRIFIC STRUGGLE.
A Bun Fight on the Plains of Ne
braska,
"'"'"g in Trsgicsi Interest rho.c OF the
ao"s" Arena-rh~ Brate Fai. Dead aud
the Man WI Die n

LINCOLN, NEn., April iS-Thls forenoon
r w tlowerdcw, "a farmer living alone
many miles west OF here, was out In the
noiu stepping on n portion To plow, when
NC noticed range steer about half mile
Instant He went on with the measure
HchN out presently. hearing somethiuv
approach, turned and saw the steer com.
ing at him FUN speed head down and abou.
twenty yards away. Mr.. Flowcrdew
was not armed, and his only vav
70 avoid being struck by the Airs,
charge was 10 dodge N, which no aid
me steer turned and came again. but with
not 80 much forcc. and Flower,icw sue.
oceded In getting his righ, hand into It's
nostrils. Here the battle began between
man and beast. To one II meant life or
uea'h' 10 the other IL made no difference.
FOR area they had two hundred squar,
'n"cs OF level plain, in the center
which the sky dropped 10
'no earth TO form the boundary 81
the scene Of action. No Caesar was
'here To crown the victor aud no
"mphithcater In Roman grandeur 10 APP
p'aud. The nose was the best place Flow
cruew could have got hold of the madden
eu ornte, and backward and forward they
struggled. The steer was three years
oid, and as Flowerdew Is a
tai and powerful man, IL
MADE nearly equal fight For over half
an hour they struggled. All tho whiio
rloWeruew was working his way TO tho
house, In front OF which ho secured "A
heavy club. When he got hold OF this he
had little better show, and commenced
70 pound the steer over the head aud nose.
This the steer stood aud suffered, but tho
minute the pounding stopped the brute
charged and had 70 be beaten on. Tho
last desperate effort made by the steer
knocked Flowcrdcw 20 the ground Al
though the animal was fast falling from
loss OF blood, ~ gored it's victim horribly.
tlowerdew's injuries are fatal. Tho steer,
from loss of blood and exhaustion, fell
dead on his side
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Heavy Snowfall n notih,rr Ohio.

WELLINGTON, O., April ls.--A heavy snow
lasting from morning until night, fell In
TINS section today, covering the ground
eight inches deep. a thick coating OF sleet
~ clinging 20 the branches OF trees, and IL
is feared the budding fruit viii be killed.
The storm rs cold northcaster, and tho
Oldest inhabitant does not remember such
a fall of snow 80 late in April
TirTiN, O., April ls.--Tho severcst snow
storm OF the year is raging here aud along
the lake Snow has fallen 10 the depth of
eight inches, and drifting. Trains are de-
layed Wires are PROSTATE and general
suspension OF business Is the result.
TOLEDO o, April is Snow fell here to-
day to the depth Of several inchos. and
the wind blew binding gale from tho
northeast, throwing this region back into
the winter season. Tonight II has turned
out colder and Is partly freezing. II is
feared that damage has been done 10
peach, pear and other fruit.trccs which
had commenced To bud under the warm
weather OF the past week or so
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STORM SWEPT.
Disastrous Work OF tho Wind In
Belmont County. ..
Dwellings. harms s.d Other p.,iases.
Completely observation-disclosures s~sps
Away Bsfore the mighty B,s.u

Bnucr, o., Aprll l5.- About three O'Clock
this afternoon tornado originated short
distance west OF tho County lnirmary.
which In four miles west Of ~ Clalrsvillc,
u. Tho tornado followed In direct east
crn course until ~ reached ~. Ciairsviilc.
The lnnrmary barn, probably the nnest In
tho county, was demolished. Loss, sa,eD.
The barn OF Josiah Pickering, hair milo
east OF tho lnhrmary was wrecked. A Bns
house and barn of Colonel Patton ono
mile west OF ~. Cialrsvillc were ruined.
Tho residence, barn and planning mill Of
Mr. Coleman are demolished A baby was
found among the ruins unhurt. The house
OF Mr.. Riley was blown down, John
Riley had a leg broken. Tho u. Il. Church
and Wclday Block are total wrecks, also
the roof OF tho Presbyterian Church ls gone
Many other buildings are badly dam
aged. Tho heaviest loss is Henry Wei
days who owned the block IN which tho
First National Bank and &. Trolls lions
store arc located. &. Trolrs Sons had rr,-
Gently received n large stock or merchan-
dIHc. Their stock II badly damaged Tho
new courthouse, nearly completed. tho
school building, old court house and NJ T..
church arc uniniurcd. The loss i- ostl-
mated at sloo,Oo0
81. GAINESVILLE, o., April IS. Tho storm
WAS felt FIRST here at 3;i5 p. IN. H. ap-
pearcd TO be travelling from the west, aud
In the shape OF funnel-shapcd mass OF
cloud, resembling In appearance dense
black smoke. The cone was downward.
and could be plainly traced over its track
by the destruction IL left. Houses werc
demolished. trees snapped on like pipe.
stems, horses and cattle prostrated aud
carried bodily hundreds OF yards by tho
gale, aud the sky was darkcned with the
clouds OF hying debris, The storm and Is
effects showed all the Distinguishing I
characteristics OF tho Western cyclonc.
Some thirty buildings were dcfnoiishcu,
I.nsa S2DD on NA
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"a LlTrLg nonsEnsE.-

The cost 'ail fiirtsti0n - the la,ssf.
A wrinkled eOat TAIL beainz dnsfY ts.e
maTks. means. Il have -lOkcn 81 Jour
sather.
Queer. bnt True
". ss~ horss IS - fks eFssE
a eat-niD 81 sef ,1oi
We sap . fhettsu; burr at1 asart
sbsii ban IN fhs soaa
--An Irish editor. when refused l,--r-
mission a. hght r. duel With .peetacics
on complained that be- c0uid n0i .se 20
shoot his father uilb0uf fhen. ~ D.
Lssfger
"A Westerh paper sna0pBees that
up0a the occasion uf recent h-iier ~
plosion in the nsighlorhoosl. .irf~sen
three and four inen were Killed -
LVfis 0lenf
There 3. soinethiuz haif humogpus
in the paragraph Which oees .issnaifg
appesr. in one a our confsrugofarie.
that owing ,o ihe illne~ of 81
We are unable to pre- SIS HAT. pu
Health in this i.sa ef Erts h'er.
1id
-"Ida says yo8 cast eDnsr 3D. .es
ber aoy mpre. remarked lssy 80 fhe
admirsr q his SISTER "WhF aasf
"Bccsuse you come seysn d. ehf. 'n
week pow snd bow touif SOD come
any more witboui spsvs.hnz ii.e -.sS
hke bisxesF
a citizen aiunys leiisrst f1 h.
Hnie 'usar bought hora. aa1 sfter
q TRIAL complained t1 Co. -eliaf. nefzh-
t9f, liat thc aaifual a.seaftisaes nqrr-
reached 10 uhirh the ofh-r paFtt
rrspopdasi ''WelL usey AS tbe ane
of you - Worcester Msas Frarssf
Hs wenf ye.terdsf tftrnooa e.
take her iovesrers "Ah. .hs ssld 81
sho greeted him. "a nsvaf kurw san
we're musical" "Nor sm (. hr re-
piled. WHY. ys- son ARE An 700
q vesper him Thfh ihe nctli i.s-
gan. N'sstfegf1g Crar
"A teseher "a seeklnx ia hteuitsfr
ihe idea of conscicncf. Vow. iken
he says AZ ihe conclusion sf his sfEu-
meuts. when You commits a bad a.fsl
don't tyoufoel apain .omeahsrcs' .-Oh.
yesi inteFrupfs ihe pup.i, directing his
hsnd 90 his postsriof. "there- whea
papa uses his shoe
When q Young man in ihe Alcutan
Islands goes 90 see bis gid ga fhe even
Jog the parents Of The girl thoughtfuUy
retire Co another compartment n TIE
Zee house. leaving a burning candle
with the lovers. Do they les the candle
burnP Not much; they promptly blow
Il out and eat 10 between them \
Tribune.
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wossr FOR YEARS.
Unprecedented Dr.axhs saa nsSt ia oss-
trail uIinoia.

BioosisoroS, ,iti.. April Ia The droushs
throughout Central illinois,. together
with tho erca, continuous hcat, Ia almost
unprecedented. Nothing like IA has boon
known FOR great many years Ithas moi,
ralned fcr sis weeks, aud then but a little
foil, not enough N fairly break an unusual
winter drought. Tho Thermometer regis.
tsrs nearly az In the shade daily. Many
farmers ara obliged 10 haul water
for their stock, and pastures furnish ilttle
nourishment some farmers arr stu feed.
ing. Except that tho trrcs ara lcaHsss tho
country presents tho aspect OF August.
Tho nelds are 30 dry that II 4. next 90 irn !.
possible 10 harrow. owing 10 tho clouds %
dust The oat crop ~ very backward.
some nclds not growing. Tho tile drains
are stopping their How of wa,sr. rhs
FARMER. sro beginning 20 plant corn near
ly three weeks ahead % tlmc. 40 far tho
crops have not been injured except tho
grass, aud N q heavy rain should fall this
week the prospect would bo excellent.
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Arssshsr KIN. . pvV,l.

MnNAuEHE, Wis, April n-This after
noon George Werner. teacher in the sub
urban village school la the town Of vii.
hamsburg. punished q refractory pupil
named Henry Seugbusch, by applying .
ruler sharply 10 bis wrists, and the latter
fell back Ina his scat unconscious. Aup-
possng be had tainted, hs threw two pals
OF water over him, but ths pupil waa dead.
The TEACHER ffed aud has nOt been seen
since. Tho farmers % the community are
boxing FOR him aud threaten 70 lynch him,
a. the boys father claims that Werner
ehoked him 10 death.
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NUMBER %.
PERSONAL AND iMpsasonA,-.


-Tlw Weekly occtssnfaI is San
rrancisco newspapers printed wholly In
the Chinese Language CfDeisaah
Times.
Mayor Filter. of Pldlndclphia. wss
= poor boy In that city. snd lias won
his way 10 wealth aud honor 10y hia own
oNcrtlons.
Mrs. Margaret Brown. who dind.r~-
Gently In Pittsburgh. Pa. ngcd seventy
nine years. mlsscd but one communion
in nf,y.three year..
The word ''it." i said not to occur
at all la the King james translation ~
IN. Bible and but three or four times la
Shakespeare. --Josf0H 6iObe.
--Yung Wing Chinese convert. has
been elected President Of th. Connccii-
cut Congregational Church Club Hr
" a naturalized citixon. aud married .
Hartford lady.
Prof Edward Olncy, late of ihr
University 90 Michigan. hnd great
head His brain weighed siSty-one
ounces. i've ounces norr than Web
ster',s aud twelve aboyc the average.
Mrs. Patfen's wedding prcsep, tD
her daughter. who recently married
Congrcsanan Glover. was = uiagnifi-
cent full service II silver. accompanied
by check for hundred thousand dot
lars.
Mrs Grant Il In possession ~
about two hundred letters written 10
her by the Gcuerai during biz court
ship. which form. n T. said. "fhe most
cSnct aud accurate history ~ the MsN-
lean war ever male
IA gentleman who wanted Go con-
snlL the poet IeDnyson about some III
orary work wrote twenty letters. When
The answer came II tersely stated;
''Dcar Sir N fact. alss. bat no
fancy. that half my letters sre up-
opened. F"
Nanny Wilson. who has kept
u fruit stand In Now Orleans Tor sixty
| years. II doad She wms q nmryelOusiy
successful ycllgw-foycr nurse. and bad
laborcd Ia every epidemic since 1897.
and had many medals and diplomas TO
| attest her skill
General Grcely. chief of the
Wfhtt't bNtNNNs Ntf" hth ltHN HkN AZ
| adventurous hero. he j. tall anil
slender with dark hair aud whiskcis
parted IN the middle. aud which. with
his eyeglasses aud curiou- accent. give.
him tho bearing ~ very languid man
Of fashion.
"A drama. entitled "I.e Chateau de
Kronburg. and written w ihc King
Of sweden. u shortly o. b. produced
nj the German Theater at Buha-Pe.th.
IL IL Ia one act. aud IL founded on "a
! episode of the war between Sweden ansi
Denmark Ia the seventeenth century 49,,
II. y. Sun.
In his address ne the dedication
Of the new Brook library building si
Brattleboro, VI. Hon. Melleu Cham
bcrlain. Of the BOsion Public Library.
said that ''beiore 100 there wss not iu
Massachusetts. - far a. known. a c0py
of Shakespeare on Milion's poems.
and a. late ~ 1928 whatcyer may havs
been Ia private hands. Harvard COiisge
library lacked Addison. Anerf,ars.
Bolingbroke. Dpdes. Gay, Locke.
Pope, Prior, Steel. swift and Young
--thffsfiaa Union
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Annlr,r,.n Of LInsoIn,, p,,ih

SrHFGPigLD, Ia, April i5.4-Tbe t1en.
ty-secOnd anniversary Of the death Abra.
ham Lincoln was commemorated in tbs
Hall Of Representatives this afternoon, tho
service being under the direction
Of tho Lincoln Guard OF Hon.
or. The exercises continued over two
hours and were largely attended. Ad.
dresses were delivered by Bishop Soy
mour, OF the Springfield Diocese, and Hon.
w II. Cullom, member OF The House of
Representatives. Clinton T.. Conkiing. a
member Of the Lincoln Guards, read a
historical paper descriptive of The labor
OF the Guards IN guarding the remains Of
the martyred President against vandal
hands